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Super Bowl Games of the 1980’s Crossword Puzzle Item 4998 Name _____________________________ Super Bowl Games of the 1980’s Down Across 1. Mark Rypien played (position) for the Redskins in 4. Who coached the losing team in Super Bowl XVII? Super Bowl XXVI. 5. What California city hosted Super Bowl XIX? 2. Who was the MVP in Super Bowl 6. Name the wide receiver that was named MVP in Super XVI? Bowl XXIII. 3. How many points did 7. What was the last name of the quarterback for the Washington score in the second Pittsburgh Steelers in Super Bowl XIV? quarter of Super Bowl XXII? 9. Who won Super Bowl XX in 1986? 8. Who was the Oakland 10. Who was the MVP of Super Bowl XVIII? quarterback named MVP in Super Bowl XV? www.tlsbooks.com Copyright ©2008 T. Smith Publishing. All rights reserved. Graphics ©JupiterImages Corp. Super Bowl Games of the 1980’s Crossword Puzzle Answer Key Item 4998 Across 4. Who coached the losing team in Super Bowl XVII? Don Shula 5. What California city hosted Super Bowl XIX? Palo Alto 6. Name the wide receiver that was named MVP in Super Bowl XXIII. Jerry Rice 7. What was the last name of the quarterback for the Pittsburgh Steelers in Super Bowl XIV? Bradshaw (Terry) 9. Who won Super Bowl XX in 1986? Chicago Bears 10. Who was the MVP of Super Bowl XVIII? Marcus Allen Down 1. Mark Rypien played ___________ for the Redskins in Super Bowl XXVI. quarterback 2. Who was MVP in Super Bowl XVI? Joe Montana 3. How many points did Washington score in the second quarter of Super Bowl XXII? Thirty-five 8. Who was the Oakland quarterback named MVP in Super Bowl XV? Jim Plunkett Copyright ©2008 T. Smith Publishing. All rights reserved. www.tlsbooks.com .

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